Exam 18: Nationalism, Imperialism, and Resistance

Nationalism tended to be destructive for ________ states such as ________.

The Boxer uprising can be described as a(n)________ conflict.

The notion of the White Man's Burden is based on the assumption that ________.

The author of On the Origin of Species was ________.

The mfecane emerged near ________.

In 1914,________ was(were)free of European control.

How did Japan fit into and escape broader trends in international relations in the late 1800s?

The Tanzimat reforms illustrated what pattern that was common to nationalist movements of the late 1800s and early 1900s?

Which of these best characterizes the notion of social Darwinism?

Which of these was the guiding principle of the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885?

Ultimately,the Civil War can be said to have ________ American nationalism.

In China,Hong Xiuquan led the ________.

In the late 1800s,the ________ targeted European missionaries and missions.

In Indonesia,the cultivation system ________.

Theodor Herzl was a prominent ________ nationalist.